So, we had
time tonight to catch up on Good Doctor
from last night before tonight’s coverage of the Paras.
OMG, where
to, where to start.
This episode
was about what ifs. The question raised was, what if there was a
surgery that could make a person walk again.
The set up:
Made crip
comes in with back pain. The thing is
the guy’s been a paraplegic for the better part of his life after a car
accident. The pain he was having was
from a tumor that somehow fused where his back was broken. If the tumor can be removed, since his
initial injury’s apparently been healed, it stands to reason that he’ll be able
to walk again. The clencher is, there’s
a 15% chance he might die going through the surgery when they find out the
tumor’s so big it’s kissing his brain stem.
Of course,
the guy’s not thinking of the chance he might die without getting the chance to
walk again. His wife sees it,
though. She thinks he’s being selfish to
want to take a chance with his life to fix something that’s NOT broken…namely
their relationship. She tells him she
didn’t fall in love with the chair, but the MAN in the chair. She’s also worried he’ll change when he can
walk again.
I thought the
same watching. How would I be if I had
the chance to walk? Would I retain the
experiences I had being a crip like the guy told Sean he would when he could
walk again? What if…
Through the
whole episode, Sean was trying to piece things together with the wife being
able-bodied and the guy being a crip, so when he was alone with Dr. Brown, he
took the chance to “hypothetically” ask if she’d have a problem dating a
disabled person. She answered correctly.
Will Sean
and Dr. Brown get together? I honestly
hope NOT, because Sean’s too good for her.
When we met Dr. Brown, she was screwing another resident just to screw
when he ACTUALLY had feelings for her. She’s
grown up as the season’s gone, but no.
Sean needs to go find Lea, who was his neighbor at the apartments, or
she needs to come back. They were cute.
Anyhoo, food
for thought.
I’m off to
watch the Paras on NBCsn.
Good night,
be good to each other.
-J-
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